Sentence examples for considered as highlights from inspiring English sources

These should only be considered as "highlights" of the expectations regarding problematic issues rather than the whole picture.

However, this predicted number of new genes is not homogenous and varies quite significantly depending on the genome considered, as highlighted by the wide variability in the data points in Figure  4B.

Mercury: There are a few points that one might consider as highlights.

Those years, from 1949 until 1953, are often considered as the highlight of Vandersteen's career, when he combined a large production with a constant high quality, both in his stories, the jokes and the many characters, as in the graphical aspects, where the charming quirkyness of the early years was balanced with the more rigorous Ligne claire of Hergé.

Therefore, the activity recorded therefore with the extract, some of the fractions and compounds 8 could be considered as important, highlighting the antimicrobial potency of F. polita.

The importance or the usefulness of the ideas or acts that are considered as creative is highlighted by Franken (2007).

The density of hunting episodes on red deer and wild boar was also considered as they have been highlighted as an important food resource for the species in the study area [14].

Indeed, the amplitude progressively increased to a maximum value that was considered as the control value (highlighted with arrows).

12, which is considered, as Dr. Moushira Khattab highlighted, "a unique tool among the Human Rights Conventions since it empowers the social and legal dimension of children acknowledging the importance of their participation in decision making processes related to them.

Although prevalent in both eukaryotic and prokaryotic systems, collaborative filament systems are often not considered as "cytoskeletal elements", further highlighting the imprecise nature of this term, which originated from historical observations of the three major filament classes in eukaryotes.

Bioethanol production in the UK using hybrid first/second generation technologies is considered as the case study to highlight the model applicability.